Camogie talk with local depth.
Camán Caint Camogie Podcast follows the camogie season from the KCLR studio, with Kilkenny, Carlow, Galway, Waterford, Cork, Tipperary, and underage competitions constantly in view. It suits listeners who want match context, panel talk, post-match reaction, and the local texture around the game.
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Camán Caint Camogie Podcast is a camogie show built around the working week of the game. It begins with what just happened, then keeps going until the result has been placed in a larger county and competition picture. The show regularly returns to Kilkenny, but it is not sealed inside one county. Recent episodes move through Galway, Cork, Waterford, Carlow, Derry, Offaly, Limerick, Wexford, Tipperary, and the national structures shaping the season. League results matter here. So do under-16 fixtures, minor All-Ireland rounds, under-23 pathways, provincial finals, Congress, and the practical question of whether teams are being given enough recognition at the right level. The pace is busy and familiar. Studio exchanges with Lillian Houlihan sit beside calls and interviews with managers, selectors, commentators, and backroom figures. A typical conversation might start with Kilkenny missing out on a league final by scoring permutations, then turn toward half-time adjustments, missed goal chances, head-to-head rules, and what the league says about championship prospects. Another might use Waterford versus Galway to ask whether Waterford can turn strong status into knockout proof. That is the show’s appeal. It treats camogie as a lived local sport, full of scorelines, panels, long drives, postponed games, family weekends, school success, and people trying to keep the coverage going. The analysis is accessible, but it assumes the listener is comfortable with county names, age grades, venues, and competition formats. There is room for light studio banter. There is also room for serious respect, whether discussing narrow losses, player pathways, the pressure of exam periods, or condolences after a death in the wider GAA world. Camán Caint Camogie Podcast suits followers who want the texture around the match as much as the final score. It sounds close to the sideline.
Made for: For camogie followers who know the counties, competitions, and seasonal pressure points, especially listeners tracking Kilkenny and the wider Leinster and All-Ireland picture. It also suits GAA fans who like post-match reaction and development-pathway talk.
What sets it apart: The show combines local studio familiarity with dense camogie-specific detail, moving from fixtures and margins into squad development, underage structures, management decisions, and championship implications. It gives underage and pathway competitions unusually serious attention.
Join Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell for Cáman Caint, talking all things camogie on kclr96fm.com.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed match reading, informed interviews and easy studio chemistry turn Kilkenny camogie coverage into a clear account of the wider competitive picture.
Caman Caint Camogie Podcast moves easily between studio conversation, match analysis and interviews with managers. Martin Quilty, Onya Fahey and producer Lillian Houlihan bring a warm, teasing dynamic to the discussion, then become precise when the games demand it.
County-final matchups get the chalkboard treatment, so you can argue about marking assignments with receipts.
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A frank Kilkenny league debrief with clear detail, narrow margins, and no false polish.
Come On Kind keeps the focus on Kilkenny's league finish and the narrow miss that shaped it. The second-half response against Antrim, the missed chances, and the scoring permutations are all given room to land, so the campaign never feels reduced to a tidy summary.
A local camogie weekend told through a narrow loss, club pride, and a clear win for Mount Leinster Rangers.
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A lively Kilkenny finals debrief that balances sideline detail with local chatter.
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GAA history with the trail showing.
Limerick sport, weighed properly.
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Leitrim sport, fixture by fixture.
Irish research, made useful and immediate.
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Hosts discuss recent camogie and hurling matches, including intermediate semifinals and a senior hurling relegation final.
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Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell preview the upcoming Michael Ling Motors Senior Camogie Championship, discussing group structures and key matchups.
Martin Quilty and producer Lillian Houlihan preview the All-Ireland camogie semi-finals and discuss recent hurling matches.
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Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell discuss recent camogie matches, including a Leinster semi-final, and preview upcoming games.
Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell discuss recent camogie matches, including Leinster Championship quarterfinals and upcoming minor All-Ireland final, with an interview with Carlow Intermediate manager Mikey Mangan.
This episode previews the upcoming hurling league finals across divisions, discusses recent safeguarding changes from a congress, and includes an interview with Antrim co-manager Carol McCormack about the team's turnaround.
Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell discuss recent camogie matches, including senior games against Dublin and under-16 Leinster final, with upcoming interviews.
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